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In this article Event-based Asynchronous Pattern [^] I want to download all the code from this article. How do I do it?

Posted 3-Jan-14 19:43pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-01-03T19:56:00

I did not find source code or the link to source code in this article, but unlike you, instead of asking who-knows-who in this forum, I simply add a comment to the article and down-voted it. Normal CodeProject quality standards assume that the source code or code samples should be easily accessible by readers.

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Code is accessible by using "Browse Code" on the left, but I did not find a way to download the whole zip file. The author could explicitly add a link in the body of the article, the way it is done by other authors. May be author just did not know about it and did not test the article in this respect. I provided the author with exact instruction on how to do this improvement; please see my comment to this article.

If you have any questions to the author, you can also add your comment. The author will get a notification and a chance to answer you.

—SA

OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2014-01-03T19:58:00

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The author had not supplied source code, so there is unfortunately nothing to download. I noticed that the author has been notified, and may correct the lack, but there is no guarantee that he will respond if a timely manner. I'd find a different article on a similar subject, if I was you.

Posted 3-Jan-14 19:58pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Jan-14 2:20am

I found that his is not true: the code is there, but only available for browsing, which is of course not enough. I added a comment to that article and gave the author detailed instructions how to fix it.
—SA